I'm sure the Roadeo will be a great bike but I think for a bike like
this I'd go with Mercian.
On Aug 28, 12:17 pm, Jim Cloud wrote:
> P.S. I just checked the rivbike website and noticed that they've
> changed the previous statement pertaining to color choices.
> Apparently any color that comple
Really nice build. Looks ready to be put to good use. I'm sure it
won't disappoint you. Enjoy.
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completed brevets on Riv customs, Hilsens,
Rambouillets, and Atlanti.
You might want to consider just getting out and doing some brevets on
the bike you have although it sounds like you've already done this.
Definitely don't be shy about calling Rivendell with questions about
thei
I'm very partial to Rivendell frame names that reference the Lord of
the Rings. I can live with the Roadeo name. I think naming their
mountain bike the Bombadill was about the most perfect name they ever
came up with. Outside of Rivendell my favorite frame names come from
Surly--Long Haul Trucker
I'm curious if anyone on this list has ordered a Roadeo? What ETA did
Rivendell give you. It looks like they may be available by the end of
the year.
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Wow, I just now noticed that the original poster stated he owns all
three bikes. Doh! To the original poster, sorry. As Jim mentioned this
really is a high class probelm. You certainly have plenty of time to
experiment with these bikes. Maybe keep us posted as to how it all
turns out.
--mike
On
Rex rando bike.
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On Aug 31, 7:07 pm, Christopher Paul wrote:
> Since I'm working without pay these days, my best moments (when not
> riding) are pondering bike fantasies. Now I love Rivendell geometry.
> I also love titanium. Who in the universe could clone a Rivendell in
t; I think this is good advice. See the scans from RR#38 at
the bottom of the page for more info
http://www.cyclofiend.com/rbw/hilsen/index.html#ahhreaderintro
But who knows, maybe you'll get a Hilsen and your friends will come
around to see the advantages of a bike like the Hilsen.
mbo work? Would I be better off going with a 48 outer
chainring? My Hilsen has a 46 outer ring and I really like that. I
guess I'm just curious if it'll shift okay. Right now I have DT
shifters (Silver) and will probably go back to bar-end
er.
There was talk a while back about VO doing a crank with something like
46/30 gearing. That would be good.
I'm going to order up a 46 outer today.
--mike
On Sep 1, 11:05 am, Ryan Watson wrote:
> On Sep 1, 2009, at 11:50, Steve Palincsar wrote:
>
>
>
> > On Tue, 2009
It's weird to feel that 50t is big considering for years I rode a bike
with a double that was 53/39 but it just does. I'm not so concerned
with chasing people down. Sure, I get a bit spun out on descents but
I'm fine with that. I'm able to go more than fast enough. I just
ordered a 46. Worse that
I managed to get Pasela 32mm tires on with an SKS P45. It was no
problem at all. I also used Berthoud 40s with Ruffy Tuffys.
On Sep 1, 1:54 pm, rcnute wrote:
> Nope. I tried Grand Bois 30mm tires on a Rambouillet and they didn't
> work with fenders.
>
> Ryan
>
> On Sep 1, 12:56 pm, James Warren
nt to look into randonneuring. Actually, whatever
bike you get, look into randonneuring.
--mike
On Sep 2, 4:27 am, Steve Palincsar wrote:
> On Tue, 2009-09-01 at 20:12 -0700, Erik wrote:
> > Coincidentally, Boulder Bikes is about a ten minute walk from my
> > house, and until I re
Are you sure you
want to go down this road?
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for some
people those bikes are perfect for their needs. The Hilsen was perfect
for my needs today.
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Wasn't RR #42 supposed to come out in August? Anyone have any inside
info on when it will be available?
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Until I renew my VBQ subscription and the new RR comes out I have The
Golden Age of Handbuilt Bicycles to keep me busy. My wife got it for
me as a gift. Check it out if you haven't seen it before.
http://www.vintagebicyclepress.com/goldenage.html
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I'm intrigued by the tires on Mark's custom Riv cross bike. I have a
feeling those are th 700x35 Kojacks. I imagine Riv will sell them
soon.
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. I may in the future sell
the CC and replace it with an LHT frame or maybe even a SH. We'll see.
For now I have what I need and am focusing on upgrading/changing some
parts on my Rambouillet.
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It's fairly easy. You don't have to worry about the indexing
adjustment.
On Sep 8, 8:53 am, sanjoser wrote:
> ok, so I have DA shifters on my atlantis, and I just wore out the
> right shifter for the third time in 6 years. I'd love to convert to
> Silver bar end shifters. Is it easy to do?
>
> -
The slideshow feature is awesome. Good work!
On Sep 8, 10:56 am, Gino Zahnd wrote:
> Fellow RBW folks,
>
> Last night we launched a new slideshow feature to the homepage
> ofhttp://www.rivbike.com/.
>
> Now you can just flip through the images by clicking the arrows that
> are overlaid at the t
Isaac, why not try to hold on a little while longer and just get one
of the new VO production randonneurs when they become available?
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It's funny, if I go out on my Hilsen I always end up thinking "This is
really the only bike I need." But then I'll go for a ride on my
Rambouillet and think "I sure am glad I have this bike too." as it
feels just a little more lively. I also have my Surly CC which I
commute on daily. The Surly has
So last night I changed my outer chainring from a 50t to a 46t. I also
installed a new chain and derailleur cable. Wow! The 46t outer ring
works for me much better than the 50t. I'm glad I made the change. If
anyone else is considering this I wholeheartedly endorse it.
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#x27;ve introduced a number of new racks. I'm not sure
what to think as the designs are different but I imagine well tested
by staff there.
I think Rivendell does way more right than they do wrong. They seem to
be expanding the number of bikes and employees while remaining
orig
Not those ones, the ones that were olive and read and said Rivendell
on them.
Wow, the AHH pocket knife is back! How long before they bring back the
hatchet they used to sell?
On Sep 9, 2:32 pm, Bruce wrote:
> Someone pined for the Woolistic jersey not
> purchased.http://www.rivbike.com/produc
Lots of great stuff here. I really liked this page:
http://74.125.53.132/translate_c?hl=sv&ie=UTF-8&sl=ja&tl=en&u=http://cyclotourist.web.fc2.com/special_49.html&rurl=translate.google.com&usg=ALkJrhha9zxf512_PJHa4VYE2Iqil380Tw
On Sep 9, 1:14 pm, Pete wrote:
> This Japanese site has lots of scan
I just noticed this posted on the Riv website:
http://www.rivbike.com/blogs/knothole_post/155
I really like the headbadge and lettering for the tubes. The Roadeo is
shaping up to be a winner.
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Thanks for the review. I just posted a comment on your blog.
On Sep 12, 10:58 pm, David Estes wrote:
> I bought a set of Grand Bois Cypres maybe a couple months ago, and recently
> got around to mounting and riding them. Really like them so far, although
> I'm nervous about the reliability. I
;d use it as my camping all--rounder
bike. I doubt I'd set it up with those fenders but it sure does dress-
up nicely.
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Hey Jason, congrats on the new bike and welcome to the club. Your bike
looks great.
And yeah, baskets are great. I think I'll eventually be adding a
similar front rack and basket to my commuter (Surly CC).
On Sep 14, 8:54 pm, jason wrote:
> hi everyone..
> i received my new bike a few days ago.
I wish Rivendell would do a belt buckle and some new t-shirts.
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I wonder if the source of the "knot" is your clothing? Are you
commuting bike clothes or just regular clothes. Could it be that there
is a seam in your clothes that is causing the problem?
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> > I wonder if the source of the "knot" is your clothing? Are you
> > commuting bike clothes or just regular clothes.
>
> What are these "Bike Clothes" you speak of?
&g
Keep them both and buy a Hillborne.
On Sep 16, 11:08 am, Weird Harold wrote:
> I just picked up a 93 X0-1 Orange in beautiful shape on craigslist
> today for a steal.
>
> I also have a 92 Bridgestone X0-2 in great shape as well.
>
> Question - I could sell the XO-2, keep the X0-1, or sell them b
Drew makes excellent points. There was a great article about saddle
sores in one of the Rivendell Readers. In fact... here's the article:
http://www.rivbike.com/article/misc/saddle_sores
I actually had a pretty impressive knot earlier this week. I work in
an ER and made a joke to a coworker abou
did some major rides this past year which included a 200km, 300km
and 600km brevets along with about 5 solo centuries and weekly 50 to
80 mile rides. I'm hoping to next year complete a super rando series
(200, 300, 400, & 600 brevets) along with some S24O, multiple solo
centuries and
I should add that I am now going to ride my Rambouillet on this
amazing fall day here in Portland.
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I've got an AHH coming and will definitely be using it with a front
bag. I wonder how it will handle.
--mike
On Sep 16, 5:10 am, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Interesting article by someone who replaced the fork on their Atlantis
> to eliminate the &qu
ide the Saluki (not as stout as the Atlantis) with a
> randonneuring setup quite often, and can change clothes all day long
> with a front load.
Including bib shorts? Weird. Be careful.
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Gino, I take it you got those cranks through Velo Orange? That'll be a
nice set-up. Will you be getting a pair for your Saluki?
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go. I have the front rack already and will definitely go with one
of these bags I'm just not sure which. The Ostrich is the most
attractive as I like the design and price.
Are there any web pages that explain the process? How did others go
about choosing and setting up
t. Next year I'm hoping to not have
to spend time off the bike except at the controls. A handlebar bag
should help with that.
Oh, and also, handlebar bags look cool.
--mike
On Sep 17, 11:48 am, "Gino Zahnd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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So Homer just arrived via the brown pony and looks to be fine. How
long before it's built-up? Depends on my patience and the parts. In
the meantime I've got the Rambouillet. Perhaps I'll put Honjos and
some 28s on the Rambouillet before I get the Homer built up.
--mike
On Sep 12,
A $1000 for a Riv frame that includes BB, headset and seatpost--seems
like a good deal. I think this bike will appeal to a lot of folks.
Another Riv winner.
On Nov 21, 4:38 pm, Rick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm fine with the Betty Foy headbadge, particularly the eyes.
> Wondering what/if Riv
Hey Joel, you might want to check out this. A very interesting and
smart design from the folks at Salsa.
http://salsacycles.com/fargoComp09.html
http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=467422
On Nov 22, 6:12 am, JoelMatthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One last post on the Bomb (ya think I a
A pox?
"A disease characterized by purulent skin eruptions that may leave
pockmarks; Syphilis
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/pox"
Yikes! And here I've been worried about picking up Norovirus at work.
I'm doomed!
>
> Thanks to all for nice commentsand a pox on all you keen-eyed
> cyclers out th
Agreed, the Bombadil is a much nicer looking bike and probably a whole
lot sturdier. The Fargo has a nice price and seems to handle well
based on initial rider reviews. I think it fills a nice niche. I have
a feeling there will be quite a few of them on the starting line at
the Great Divide Race n
about my Rambouillet today as I started my ride. It felt like
a whole new bike.
One other thing. I was one of those people who was critical of the
Betty Foy headbadge. Grant wished a pox upon us. Look what happened!
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I was hoping that the amount of money I've spent at Rivendell would
counteract his pox. I guess I was wrong. I'll be curious to see how
they warranty the frame. Repair vs replacement and how long it'll
take.
On Nov 23, 3:01 pm, Angus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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be such
a big deal. I've got the box they sent me my AHH in here ready to go.
I'm bummed I'll be without for a few weeks. In spite of the new AHH
that I have I think the Ram is my favorite.
--mike
On Nov 23, 4:02 pm, James Warren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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ride home without problems and that the bike still shifted
smoothly. Oh, and as I said, I was impressed with Grant's response.
--mike
On Nov 23, 7:40 pm, CycloFiend <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> on 11/23/08 6:57 PM, Mike at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > James, all good poin
ss with
some refreshing beverage in it. Of course there are those who will see
a glass of poison.
I'm very much looking forward to getting back on this bike again at
some point in the future. It's been very very good to me. I also look
forward to cont
it
on the brown pony back to them. I have complete faith that the brown
pony can easily and more quickly do damage to my frame than I can.
I rode my AHH today. The ride included a long dirt climb and then a
loop on some mellow back roads.
I'll be sure to post pictures of the Rambouillet once it
On Nov 24, 7:20 pm, rcnute <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a clamp which would allow DT shifters on a Bleriot?
I think they used to make them for older bikes but the Bleriot has an
OS downtube right? Might be hard to get something that could fit. DT
shifter braze ons could be added. I've
I think knobbies on the Ram are fine for you folks in Ca but would end
your race in a lap here in Portland. With or without a miniskirt.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0t6yar-BtbM
On Nov 24, 9:57 pm, "Gino Zahnd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I made Velonews last year in a miniskirt and frilly mi
That is so cool.
On Nov 25, 11:46 am, "Gino Zahnd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Folks -
>
> I just noticed that holiday flyer is available online here
> (PDF):http://www.rivbike.com/blogs/news_post/86
>
> Cheers,
> Gino
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But that's a crash right? That's definitely not a JRA.
On Nov 26, 10:16 pm, Lynne Fitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> That is the predecessor to my Bleriot. If the weather in Philadelphia
> had been warm enough for
Congrats on the new bike. What a beauty. I'll be curious to hear a
ride report Would also like to see some more shots of the complete
bike.
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looks great but unfortunately seems a bit "short" for those of us who
ride larger bikes with longer headtubes.
I'll be curious to see the new Rivendell bags which according to the
website won't be cheap but I'm sure will be classy and durable.
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I think I read somewhere that it can take tires up to 40 with a
fender.
On Dec 17, 8:35 am, "PATRICK MOORE" wrote:
> On Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 9:26 AM, fenderbender wrote:
>
> > Very nice, but the price hike will put it out of reach for many.
> > Especially for those of us not living in the US.
Aren't the mounts behind the fork for a rack, like a big Nitto front
rack? That's all I can think they are for. The threaded fender mount
on the back is great. I don't think my AHH has it.
Yesterday I got the Nitto Albatross bars I ordered for my Surly. It's
totally snowing here in Portland, whic
I noticed the new photos also. The frame looks great and I was excited
to see the full array of braze-ons for racks. I think it's going to be
a huge success for Rivendell.
--mike
On Dec 17, 12:40 am, CycloFiend wrote:
> Just about to shut things down tonight when I wandered over to
The pictures of the complete Hillborne look great. I think Grant did
really really well with this one. I wonder what color green it'll be.
British racing green would be cool.
I purchased a complete Rambouillet in 2007, an AHH in 2008, and
already I'm scheming to pick up one of these in 2009. I'm
really enjoyed it so far. it's a little nerve wracking on the busier
streets.
--mike
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Oh, I see that. I got confused. Well have a good ride and a nice trip
Ray. And Franklyn, you have a good ride too.
--Mike
On Dec 19, 10:30 pm, Ray Shine wrote:
> Hi, Mike - Actually, that is Franklyn who is headed up Tam tomorrow. I asked
> what time he's leaving because I might
I ordered a 1 strap roll bag and UPS tried to deliver it today when no
one was home. Normally they just leave stuff on the front porch but I
guess because of the snow they didn't want to do that. Oh well. I'll
get it monday.
DinR, your bags look great. Thanks for posting the picture
I noticed the same thing. I'd ride a 60cm which has a TT of 62. That's
long. Even with the bars level with the saddle I'd have use a 9cm
stem. But then again, maybe not. I could be missing something here. I
wouldn't push the saddle forward to "shorten" the TT.
--mik
Bravo Rich.
And thanks to all the folks that contribute and help make this one of
the most pleasant internet communities around.
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Grant posted some more info on sizing--http://www.rivbike.com//
#product=50-700
On Dec 21, 8:05 pm, "Gino Zahnd" wrote:
> Grant and I both ride 58/9's, and on these slopers, like the Bombadil, we
> both ride a 52. Here's what he wrote on the Bomba page:
>
> "48cm (for 650B wheels). For PBH of
I knew there was method to his "madness".
So a "shallow" seat tube angle is one that's less straight up and
down? 71.5 is more relaxed and laid back? And so you might actually
scoot your saddle forward on this bike to get the same fit as on
another bike?
--mike
On Dec
. But Rivendell, thankfully, seems to remain committed
to 1 inch threaded forks which is fine by me. I'm looking forward to
seeing the 60cm SH.
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Wow, this thread is almost at 100 responses. Ridiculous. Perhaps what
is needed is a separate Google Groups forum 100% dedicated to the
threaded vs threadless debate.
I wonder what color the SH will be?
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"Stem Planing" You might be on the something...I wonder, with
insufficient fastener torque, if one could induce brake lever planing
or handlebar planing.
I love it!
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on my bike. I'm now trapped inside for 12hrs.
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The Mutano Raptors worked well and apparently will fit on a SH.
Mike
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http://www.universalcycles.com/shopping/product_details.php?id=27772
Thanks,
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about the Hillborne is that it can accommodate 700x44
tires. I have a set of WTB Nanoraptors I've used on my Surly and
they're great as off road tires. I'll be curious to see the Sam 60
(that's 60cm Sam Hillborne) once Rivendell gets one and posts
pictures.
--mike
On Jan 2, 5:4
e struts which I know are solid. A Dremel tool
would be very handy to have.
Now off to work.
--mike
On Jan 3, 8:23 am, "Bill Connell" wrote:
> On Sat, Jan 3, 2009 at 9:47 AM, Mike wrote:
>
> > I'll soon be putting my Mark's rack on my AHH and will need to shorte
Marty, congrats on the new bike and thanks for posting images. I'll be
looking forward to seeing pictures of it built up. I'm curious, how
long is the TT?
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s gone up along with the cost. At least things seem to be
moving forward with the Hillborne.
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larger sizes will return in the future.
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Wow Bill, how totally cosmic. I had the same exact break on my
Rambouillet and am currently awaiting the same repair. And I too have
an AHH. And I know you. Weird.
Your pal,
Mike J from the peanut gallery
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Oops, not cosmic at all. Wrong Bill Rhea. But I do know a Bill Rhea
with a Rivendell. Small world.
But it is strange that your Rom broke in the same place as my Ram.
Good luck with the bike.
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inflated bike tire into outer space and it wouldn't explode.
I nominate David Estes to try this. He could take as 700c and 650b
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Hey Bill, your doppelengager is in SF where I'm originally from. I
think that SF BR actually did some art work for Riv many years ago.
The funny thing is that I had just gotten ahold of SF BR through
Facebook and then came across your post here.
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I have two Macs (eMac and iBook) and two Rivendells (Rambouillet and
AHH). And I'll maybe add a Sam Hillborne to the mix before I purchase
a new Mac. Hell, I'd be fine with just an iPhone. Hmmm.
And I have one wife, three cats, no kids and no car.
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what a nightmare. But it was worth it. Now back to Portland and my
bicycles.
--mike
On Jan 21, 4:40 am, Bob wrote:
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/robertlinthicum/3213101340/
>
> I rode down to watch our new president sworn into off
Who is Lance Armstrong? Does he work at Rivendell or something?
On Jan 23, 4:46 pm, David Estes wrote:
> This is in response to Lance Armstrong, right? :-)
>
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'd also use the rack on my commuter, and
probably one of the panniers.
Thanks,
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Wow, I had no idea those were still in production. I had one on my
MB-2 and it was great, especially on washboard type stuff. It might
work well on an Atlantis or Bombadil.
--mike
On Jan 27, 11:14 am, jim g wrote:
> Have you considered a Softride Suspension Stem?
>
> That'd b
I've used both. I really like the Silvers. I like that they're longer
and the action on them is great.
--mike
On Jan 28, 4:42 pm, chris love wrote:
> Hi all. I'm deciding which shifters to put on my new ride (silver bar
> ends - friction only i think - or shimano) and
http://www.rivbike.com/products/list/bags_and_racks#product=20-185
--Mike
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ere with a 64cm
Rambouillet that might be interested in trading? The 62 does fit fine
and work for me but I can't help but think that I might like a 64 even
more. Just curious about what's out there and if anyone is interested
in a trade. Feel free to contact me off list with any
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passing--http://www.citycycle.com/index.htm
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On Jan 30, 6:46 pm, "Bill M." wrote:
> LOTR fan that I am, I would propose "A Moot of Quickbeams".
I love that, it's perfect! And not just for Quickbeams.
And for Paul, the name definitely resonated with me,
That's great! Thanks for posting.
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There are now pictures of the medium and large Sackville bags posted.
It's weird that Grant mentions the bags as being named after a town in
Canada. I thought it was a reference to the trashy side of the Baggins
clan in the LOTR.
--mike
On Feb 3, 8:01 pm, "Bill M." wrote:
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I saw an Ent when I was out riding the other day.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/41335...@n00/3250130363/
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